There was a young man who went to the other country. He rode his donkey. The young man had to pass through the forest to get to his destination. Olala ... on the way, the young man meets a wounded wolf.
"Do not come near me, otherwise I'll yell." Snarled the Youth.
"I will not hurt you. Help me, hunters are chasing me. Look, I'm hurt because of them," said Wolves, pite.
Out of pity, he helped the Wolves. He then put the Wolf into his sack. Since the sack is so small, the wolf's feet should be tied to all of his body into the sack.
Moments later, some hunters came. They asked the young man.
"Did you see the wounded wolf through here?" asked the Hunter.
"Looks like the wolf ran to the villages," replied the youth.
"We're going to chase him, we're afraid the wolf will hurt the people," the Hunter said.
The hunter immediately ran to the township of the inhabitants. When they are far away, the young man releases the Wolf. Olala ... how astonished the young man was, for the jackal was about to eat it.
"Now I'll eat you! Hahaha ...," chuckled the Wolf.
"I helped you, why did you want to eat me?" the youth asked.
Children's Tale Books: Youth And Wolves
"I have not been eating for days, my stomach is very hungry," answered the Wolf. He was also preparing to pounce on the Youth. Suddenly the young man shouted. Luckily there was a farmer passing by.
"Hey, what's this?" shouted the farmer.
The youth and the wolf tell it all. The farmer could not believe that a wolf could fit into the little sack of the young man.
"If you do not believe me, I will prove it," said the Youth.
The young man again tied the feet of the wolf. After that, the wolf put it in the sack. When the young man wanted to relinquish the wolf, the farmer would not let him.
"Let the wolf be tied up in a sack, he really does not know any repayment," said the farmer.
The young man also thanked the Farmers. Then he left the wolf and went on his way.
The wisdom of Youth and Wolves (China) is to repay good deeds with good deeds as well.